Lady Gregory Letter to Gladys Huntington, 10/20/????

First identified as having been written by Lady Gregory from a note on the envelope. Confirmed by comparing the signature on the letter to those of hers available online.

Sunday - Oct 20 -Dear Mrs. Huntington - I am afraid I shall not see you again this time - for I must thank you + C.H. very warmly for this most delightful evening - I could not have been to [Tarsie?] under more pleasant [conditions] - And I should not have liked to face it by myself or [let/not the] dastardly [chetanies].

Sunday - Oct 20 -

Dear Mrs. Huntington - I am afraid I shall not see you again this time - for I must thank you + C.H. very warmly for this most delightful evening - I could not have been to [Tarsie?] under more pleasant [conditions] - And I should not have liked to face it by myself or [let/not the] dastardly [chetanies].

The Shaws took me to the Apple cart [on] [fruity], + [brayer] [be] new [y/gestucts] - On Tuesday an old fruit [tin/sin/fin] W. [Leary/Leany\Geany/Seany] [tends] ^has for me to [stay] the night at his beautiful home in [kews] - + on Wed am I leave for Ireland much refreshed for all this companionship and [fains/fairs/gairt]! Many thanks and very warm regards to you both! Very much your[Signature]

The Shaws took me to the Apple cart [on] [fruity], + [brayer] [be] new [y/gestucts] - On Tuesday an old fruit [tin/sin/fin] W. [Leary/Leany\Geany/Seany] [tends] ^has for me to [stay] the night at his beautiful home in [kews] - + on Wed am I leave for Ireland much refreshed for all this companionship and [fains/fairs/gairt]! Many thanks and very warm regards to you both! Very much your

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